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race, and said they were crowded out,
and final victory would not be gained
till white and black clasp hands in
christian affiliation. Miss Frances L
Willard now arrived and received a
very enthusiastic reception. After
brief address by Miss Willard full
OF cheer and encouragement the busi-
ness of Convention was resumed
The evening meeting was held in the
Commencement Hall of Bucknell
University. The spacious room was
crowded to overfowing. Fully two
thousand persons were present
The subject Of Miss Wizards address
was "Social Purity" She reminded
the audience of the vice aud immor
ality that exist around US and empha-
sized the duty Of christian people to
the tempted and fallen as well as the
duty of shielding the innocent. Fri.
day morning we met once more in
the Baptist Church. After the open.
ing exercises Mrs Ropey Supt. OF
Work among Mothers reported
She said There are 100000 chil.
dren under fourteen years OF age 10
the United States and to reach and
help these children we must reach
and impress the mothers With a sense
Of their duty and responsibility and a
teacher says it seems she must leave
the school room and go to the homes
and teach the Mothers. Resolutions
of coincidence were sent to the wife OF
John Is. Finch. The Com mittee on
Resolutions now reported Eighteen
resolutions were submitted, and after
discussion and amendment were a.
dopted. The reports of different
committees were now heard. On re.
port Of Committee on grouping
Counties. Armstrong aud Butler
were grouped together
and are thus entitled to one delegate
to the National convention, Mrs. w.
8 Mecb!iug of Dayton was elected as
our delegate Mrs. j. VI. Mckee of
Butler alternate. The election Of of-
Gcers was next in order, which re-
suited as follows. Pres. Mrs. F. S
Swift, Vice Pres Mrs j. r Jones,
cor. sec, Mrs. Ellen NJ. Watson, rec.
sec. Mrs. Jos. D Weeks, treasurer
Mrs. w. H. Woods. 1t was real
pleasure to and the convention 80
nearly OF one mind that the old Off.
GERS were reelected on the first ballot.
Owing to the amount Of unfinished
business we held q meeting Of the
convention on Friday evening which
prevented many Of the of delegates
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ACT JANUARY 80, 1874.

SEC 6. At the opening of the polls at the
elections it shall be the duty OF the judges OF
the election for their respective districts to
designate one of the inspectors, whose dnty it
shall be TO have in custody the registry of
voters. aud to make the entries tk-rein reaur-
ed by law; and it shall be the duty of the
other said inspectors TO receive and number
the ballots preseBted at said election,
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MODE OF CONDUCTING ECTIoNs.
49,, fC-.
THE BALLOTS.

SEC S. At all the elections hereafte- held ur
der the laws Of this Commonwealth, Ii.
polls shall bo opened at Z o'clock, A. NJ an
closed at o'clock, P. NJ.
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tert, aepann He ii9 bur6 ibre llns
iduIbspolle G66nbeit unb 3agbaftigs
feit alle Ser3en, au6 bic Der JrausH.
gublid aber brad ibre ungeaiigelte gtas
tur um 70 md6tiger berpor, lie bdrter
Der Druid gepefen, Der fe 10 lange nies
beraebaIten bate, unb fie artete unter
Der Jhbrumg bes f6uaben 8atten, Der
Ee DeraDtterie, nod allen &i9tungen
aus. Jir 0erirrungen, iuel6e bic 8es
feufdaft uuter ibren Qlugen uno ibrem
S6ube fb allmdlis entwideln iiebt, bat
fie tets elm na1Iiftigeres Iuge, als fiir
Bic, peldbe iie auBerbalb ibrer Spbdre
erblidt, iseiI in ben Serbdltnihen Der
meiffen Meni9en cine gntt9uloieung
fir ibre 5ebler Iiest, Der bic 8eieli9att
i'm 70 bereittpilliser &e6nung trdgt, te
b6ber Stanb unb Stang oes 9enabls
elmer iol1en Dame fiub. Wfan lgnorlrte
alIo 8erii6Be, bic man um Der beoeus
tenben Stellung beg alten Wfinilters
tpilIen nift beltraIen fonnte, uno 10
mar unb blieb bic i66ue, unermeBll9
reide @rdfin Worronsfa trob ibrer urs
aebunbenbeit Der Mittelpunft, uenn
aud nidt Der beifen, bod Der gldr3enbs
fen sereiie petersburgs. Oas llles
iieB Iie felt einem balben Sabr aurad
unb lebte tpie cine 8ed6tete. BON ben
dngfli6en nbeuti9en gbiliitsrn" 9es
mieoen, tn W., um oes gin5igen tplller,
ben fie tpabrbaft liebte-llnb Der ne oer'
fdmdbte.
(6ortiebuns foIst)
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sd,efnbar auSaeruttet

burdl piebcrboIte unb itarfe DOZEN ppn gbinin,
eriuadsn Gisbsrfdue in irsenb elmer Der bieIen
bstannten grfdeinunsen. pisOer Su ueuem Be.
ifeben, oftmaIs obne bic Iei6tefe erfennbarc
llriad)e. I'm bic f9IeiGeaSen aeime bieier
bartnadiaen unb berfedten aranfbeit su er'
f0bten, ni9t minber nm Fe gu unteroriiden,
nenn lie atut i'm aorperibftem tsrridt III
Soitettcrs Maeenbitters 6as all.
seuiisenbe glittsl. ga6bem ale Suellen,
ipcIds Die apotbsterpihenfdaft bietet, erld0pft
iinb, Obne slbbiiife eebradt ;u baben, pirb Sas
8itters bas 9eiOen iibertudltisen unb isoen nod
suriidsebIiebenen asim befslben ausnieSen. =
Soaar nod mebr, bas Bitters pirb iid ais Gin
SdubmitteI erpsiien fur alle, iuelde ben Gin>
fIiiien atmoipbdriider @iftfoife, melde mala'
ride 9eibsn er;euseu, ausseiebt fine. Sto-
runssn bes Wa9sns, Der eeber unb bcr Sim
seipeibe, seboren gu ben 2sioen, ipelae Dem
@ebrau5 bon miasmatiid) perborbenem @aHer
foIaeu.-Dieie neroeu bur6 oa5 SitterS nidt
nur beisitist fonoern aud berbitet. &beu'
matismus, 8eritopfuns unb Nie,snlsioen un'
terIisssu ieiner Ginpirfuns.
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Gdtpinoiudit 8ebctlt.

eincm alien ar;te, oer bon Der praris 3u.
riidsc;osen Iebt, tuurbe burd einen ofinbif9en
Miilionar bic 8sidrcibuns eines einfad.n
beaetabiliiden SeiImittels fiir bic i6nelle uno
baucrnbe SeiIuns bon ungenfdiuinoiu9t
Bronchitis, @atarrb, Giibma unS allen Sal3.
unb euneeufranibeiten auSesbdnoist. aud
elm glittcl fir poiitibe. raoiialc 6eiluns bon
NerbenI5pdde unb allen Nerbenfrantbsiten.
Radbem Der Oottpr bic puRbcrbarcn Seilfrdfte
in tauIcnoen fSdllcn crprobt batt', eradtete or
es fiir ieine Yflidt, bos Wlittel einen leioenoen
NlitmcnIdcn bstannt su MAIDEN. Bon oieiem
Wlotib unb 8uuI3 sstriebcn, banbeItc cr. SD
ienSe Dieica &cscpt toftenirei on aae, Die es
piini6en, in beutIdjer, cusliiGer ooer fransofi'
lber Sprade, nit boiler @nwsiiuns Der Ger.
ffeauna uno bes Gebrauds. Senoe Iorefe
unb 8ricfmaric, be;iebe Did aui bieie 8eituns
unb i'd fenSe ss fofort sS. u. Nohes, l4s
gopsrs BIod, Iodsiter, y. .. [21,lo,fsmp
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..

= Ser arteiii6e 8runnen in SOnor
@itp, uualbe Co., bate am Is. Wai
cine 5ieIe bon nabesu 600 Sub errei9t,
Der yobrer giHg nod INNER ourf
bic bIaue Sbonididt.
= Sie Sortb Nortb & Senper unb
Die Senber, Seras & 8ulf Sabnerl
peroen ben sroBen unb rei6en Niines
ral= =Oiiiritt bon Seras aufi9lie6en uno
0eranlaiIung basu geben, ben gergbau
bort i'm grobartigen MaBitabe sur gnts
widlung su bringen; befOnbers reid 1T
Der Siifrift an giIen unb Goblen, unb
auer WabrideinIi6teit mad aud an
petroleum.
= Senator @ofe, lpelder gerabe BON
ieiner pHansung i'm 8raaos Bottom
(ein paar Mteilen iiioli9 bon Waco ges
legen) suriidgetommen 1T, beri6tet uns
term 14ten Mai, baB er niemals aupor
Mais unb 8aumipolle UNI oieie Sabress
seit be1er ausiebenb unb mebr peripres
6enb gefunben babe; er iff Der Inf6t
bab in bieIem Sabre in Mc2ennan 90.
mebr Gprn unb 8aumwole geerntet
lperben pirb, als ie subor.
= Columbia So. bat, iiingiten Wfels
bungen mad. BON ben leBten &egenfdla
len nur tpenig mitbefommen; trob6em
beibt es, tuiirben Die @rnten bort rpabrs
f9einIi9 beiier ausfallen, als in irseno
eiuem 2anbestbeile; es beoiirfe nur eis
nes suten Gesenfalles mebr, UNI bort
cine portrsfflitbe Weli6forn @rnte sll
fi6ern; aud bic 8aumiuolle ifebe-eis
nige Jdlle ausgenommen, mo- man eben
su fpdt ans pflansen gegangen fei-im
Aagemeinen gut unb bier unb ba i9on
in 8liitbe.
: 9ie Stabt 2iuoen in GaB 60, i,
Of=Seras, pel6e big babin obne gis
MISUNDERSTANDING nit Der GuBen.
melt sebIieben mar, bat am Ia. Wfai
cine 0eriammlung gebabt, tuorin Der
8ori6Ias Der nSefferfon 2umber @oms
panp", ibre Sram Babn bls Sinben
tpeiter3ufiibren, CUR 8eratbung fam,
unb ,elbff ein paar bon ben reihen
0MoBbads", peIde fi9 bisber INNER
nit 0aab unb SUB gegen bic neumobis
i9e Seufelserfinbung getpebrt batten,
baben fi9 nunmebr 5u 8unifen bes
bes 8oridlags erfl1rt.
-Sn bieIen Sbeilen BON Mc2ennan
gountD, Norb gentraIs Seras, bat bic
Meisen: grnte bereits am IA. Wfai be-
gonnen, unb bic Garmer iagen einifims
mig, oaB Der Grtrag elm Diel rei6erer
Iein tpirb, als lie nod bor 9ur;em bors
ausgeiebt bdtteH.
: Mus glap Co., Norbs Seras, tpirb
hberi9tet, ,baB bieier Wonat @eisen ge'
mug geertltet tpirb, I'M bic grOBenWfiib=
len in Senrietta elm ganses Dolles Sabr
binbur9 i'm Gange gu erbalten.
= Sas gbieagoer giienbabn Blatt
yRailwap @ge~ brinst bic folgeube Nos
tia betreffs Der beablidtisten 8erldnses
runa ber Chicago, &od Sslanb unb
paciiic Babn nod benz SiibweIf fen /:
vSie. Sngenieure finb bereits baran. bic
9iuie BON galopen, 2anlas, iiber Sort
&eno na9 Wi6ita Sails. Seras. sll
permefen; bon Wi9ita Sails ab 1T bic
Babnlitiie i9on big nod cisco ausge'
Iegt; biefelbe gebt bur6 Die Counties
Wi6ita, Mrdber, Ooung, Stephens unb
gaitIanb. Bon cisco aus pirb bic
gabn bann tpabrideinlib bur6 bic
Counties Goman6e, grOmn, 6an5aba,
Blanco, Gillespie, Genbal. gomal unb
Berar Biz Gan IntOnio iDeitergefiibrt
| mer6eu.
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0mtcr Grfplg tn icnent Sale.

8. u. 8ra6forb, Yapierban6ler IN Gbaita'
nooaa, Sen., 5dreibt, bab feline 9ungen bon
elmer ifarten gridItung befallen tuurben uno ba6
CT bisle WlitteI Saaesen erfOlsIos aniuonbtc. 81
purbe beranlatt, Dr. sfinss Stem Oiseoberh
oeaen aussebruna su beriuden, er foIste BEN
&atbs une 1T bur6 ben @ebraud- d-ipeniser GIa.
Idlsn aebeiIt h0rOen. Ssit iener Belt bat Ell
bas WfitteI sss. Sufen unb ertdltuns IN ieinel
sSamilie ftcts nit sutem Grfolg ansspanot
GieIeIbe Grfabruns baben 9auienoe 9emadt,
beren rebsn bur9 bic punoerbole Oiseoberh
aerettet nuroe.
@robeFaI6cn frei in Der apOtbefs bon u
Srei6.
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@mrft! Gaud,tuaarcn!

8rocerpbdnoler unb Speifeluirtbe
bonn 2an3e m19ten mir einbringlid
barauf aufmerfiam MAIDEN, oaB mir
fir bic 6abritation BON Wurit uno
&au9waaren umfansreide 8orbereis
tungen getroffen baben uHb in 6tanb
geIebt finb, allen MnfOrberungen &C.
niige 5u leiifen. gDir geben @arantie
fur quite Waare unb reelle 8ebienung.
Die 3ubereituns itebt inter unierer per-
i6nli6en 2eitung. Senbet Cure Be'
lfelIungen Bel 3eiten elm.
% m. 96fling & SobM
1,10w1i 511 IDenue 8.
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Die bulgariI6e &esenti6aft bal

- Die buIsarii6e &egenti9aft bat
ben Q6nia 3arl BON &umdnien gum
giad,folaer bes Jiiriten alerauber aus.
erforen. Sierbur6 tpiir5e bas 8ebiet
ber ebemalisen Sonau Jiiritentbilmer
su einem groBen 20nigsreibe berelnlgt
iperoeu. Oieie Muswabl 1T angebli9
bas @eiultat Der atpifden England uno
Deutf&lanb sepfogeuen 8erbanblnn'
aen. Ob &ublanb bamit sutrie6en iein
tpirb, 1T iehr fraslib. Sebenfalls i'm
3uiammenbang biermit ftebt folgen0e
0epeide aus Bufareit: 9ln ben rumd'
niidem Tefunsen unb @rensbefeftigun'
aeit iuirb unter Der 9luff9t oeuti9er
Offi3iere nit grOBem gifer Sag uno
Nasbt gearbeitet.
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aluetuatiunen i'm Martte fir 6

- 6luctuationen i'm Martte fir gis
ienmaaren fam Seber permeiben, Der
feline Orbers bur6 pieper & 9 6ult'
b e s ausfiibren ldbt. Tabrifanten res
guliren ibre preiie mad benz &onlnnn.
piper & G9ultbeB baben itets einen
enormen 8orratb BON 6enSorabt, eilsn'
bled) Ii. (. to-, unb iie nOtiren friibers
niebrige greiie, menn bieielben aud i'm
i'm Marfie iteigen.
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: Sn Saberbin, Maii.. batten bic
&nisbts Of 2abor ben 8eiiBern mebres
rer grpBen S6ubfabrifen gepiile ge'
binallnsen sefsut, Die bieie erfiilen
iollten, piorigenfalls man ilpen ben
8opcott anbrobte. Sie Gabrifanten
baben in 6oIse beiien ibre Jabrifen ge'
fdloiIen unb iiber 5000 9lrbeiter in6
babur9 brpolos getpOrben.
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= Wm. O'8riens ggitationsreiie
gegcn ben 2orb 2ans6otpne bur9 Ga
naba III cine unausgeieBte &eibe itiirs
mii1er Seenen. Sn Soronto fam es
bel elmer Mafenberiammluns su elmer
allgemeineu Sdldserei slpiI9en Sriibs
Nationalen unb Orangiiten.
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Gin Seuti6er, gtamens 9abler,
iit als Gpion in 9iiOn Derbaftet wors
ben. Ct bat in Der preuBii9eu armee
gebient unb fol- 2iiteH alIer in Der ums
9egenb bon Siion tuobnenoen @labs
3otbringer bel ii9 gebabt baben.
(Was fir einen 3med iollen benn iene
2iften gebabt baben?)
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: Sonnerltas a5enb tpirb i'm giew
Oorter Cooper Snititut cine Wfafiens
heriammlung absebalten tueroen. als
Bolts proteit gegen ben 4bf6luB bes
neuen ameritanif6 ruiiiiden Iusliefes
runss 8ertrases. SHgerloa unb Mes
@lpnn baben ibre getbeilisung an benz
Meeting sugeiagt.
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= Das 3ur 8orberatbung Der rleler
Spirituoiens8orlage eingeiebte Qomite
bes beuti6en &ei9stass bat ben erifen
paragrapben nit 19 gegen 6 Stint
men angenOmmen. Sas bebertet bic
9lnnabme bes ganaen 8eiebenttpurfs
au9 bur9 bas plenum bes &ei9stags.
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- Die 5 9libiliifen, tpelde uegen
3beilnabme on benz gegeH ben @aaren
aeri6teien attentatsberiu6e bonn 13.
Wdr, sum Sobe berurtbeilt ipurben,
finb am II. Ntai in ct. petersburg
bingeridtet poroen.
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= 9ie SerIiner &reuS,eitung uno
bic npOit" betonen bic glotbuenoigteit,
bab SeutiGlanb ebenfalls mobil ma6t,
nenn Der 8oulanger'ide Mfobilma=
6unss. 8eriu6 iuirfli6 3ur ausfiibrung
delangeu iOllte.
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Mus 0hiIabelphia pirb beriate

= Mus philadelphia wiro beri9tet.
baB bas gentral=6onite Der Snigbts Of
2abor Die Siitriet 9liiemblp 129 aus
benz Orben ausgeitOBen bat, unb 3tpar
megen ungeborfamfeit. Senem 3neigs
perbanbe seb6ren 10000 Mitglieber
on, bic iiber bas sanae 2anb serifreut
finb. 9lu9 on anberen Orten ma9t
es fidb bemertbar, oaB bic 6. Of 6. ni9t
Idnger eetpilt fnb, fi9 ben Sefeblen
po,pberIps tpillenlos su untertuerfen.
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Msapur Gallagban bat bas 3omit

-1sWTrF
ernannt, pel9es bic Nusaabe Der
$15O,000. iiber bic neulidb abgeiiimmt
wurbe (&atbbaus, Oampfwal3e &C. }, sl
iiberipa6en bat. st ernannte Beltnap,
S6reiner, Smpe uno Guergin Su Miits
gliebern oefelben. gr ielbif fungirt,
Der 3eiolution Oes Sta6tratbs entipres
denb, als 8Oriibenber bes 4omites.
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= Ma6t Cure BetelIunsen fir Sta.
9elbrabt, slatten Srabt, giienble@,
2upferble9 unS 26tbe bel piper &
g auItbeB 249 Marfet Str.
6part 8eIb unb 3eit.
garantie fir niebrigite Marftpreife.
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~ 6rau emma gbi9, cine
In Seuti9lanb gepriifte Sebamme, bic
bereits Idngere 3eit in @5ieago tbdtig
mar, empfieblt ibre Eienife Dem bieiis
gen publifum. Wobnung: ytro. rs,
South Nlamps6trabe.
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0 ei II h t

ipirb elm 3nabe i'm Alter bon Is = 16
sSabrem. 9ta6,ufrasen in Der Office
Der vSreien Preiie".
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s0~ Sie neuefen quite unb 8 o l.
Ietteartifel bel pancoaif &
Sobn.
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s6r gefe Semben fiji 81 bel g ,is
coat & SobH. rnteraeugl u ns
ter5eugl
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- Dos srbBte 2aser bon 8emebr.
unb Repolpersp patronen uno 6iilien BET
piper & g 9ultbeB.
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P. S.-5al's @atarrb Cure tpirb III
nerli6 aneemaubt unb tpirtt auf bas
glut unb bic G6leimbdute. Man ber'
lanse 3eugnihe.
s. s. Gbeuep & Co., SOlebO, Ob
s6- gu baben in allen apotbefen.
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6taat Ohio, Stabt Solebo, }
Qucas GDuntn, S. S.

Nueas 0Dulltg, ,. ..
Trauf s. @benep, idtu6rt biersu, Der
6aupt @ei9dftstbeilbaber Der .Tirma
s. s. @benep & Co., etablirt In bieier
Gta6t, All iein, unb BOB bieie 6irm fur
iebes Gatarrbleiben, uel6es bur9 oaa
BON ibr fabrieirte Saa's Gatarrb Sure
nidt beieitigt ipirb, bic Sumne BON
500 su entrihten bereit it,"
go bei9woren uno uater3ei9net por
mir beute, 6. Sec. 1886.
~ u. 80. 8leaTon,
GsEANI Oeffentl. NOtar.
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WObmlmgs SerdliOernllg.
llntersei9nete bat ibre WObnung mad
327 Of:@ommercesS StraBe perlegt.
Vaulime SAtuarse, $ eb m m e.
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Die
gB6dbentItdbs 8rete Hrefie
erideint
eben Donnerfag
unb fcifet
$3.50 bas Sabr Ober $1.25 far 6
Monate in 8Orausbejablana
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Waite and his seven associates enter the
supreme court "in black gowns and
stately mein.n What was the color aud
trimming Of the mein and whether it was
cut bias or decollete, both she and the
Bozeman Chronicle, which reports her
JOY, ailed to say. 80
From the Inter Mountain We learn that
George w. Irwin, Of Butte, has returned
from the scene of the recent excitement
in southern Idaho, ON the Big Lost river.
He says the outerQpa a1e, prominent and
the vein system extensive, but has some
doubts as to whether the ore Is Of high
grade or carries enough lead for smelling,
Articles of incorporation for the Metzd
Live Stock Company, Of Madison county;
have been fled with the territorial aecre-
tary. Capital $4,000, in shares Of $16
Object, to carry on the business Of live
stock growing at the York ranch. .Madi-
son county. Incorporators, Alex. Mot
zel F. 8. Metzel, and c. NJ. Mezel.
|-Madls0n1an.
Last week Florence Thomas, q prosti-
tute of Butte, committed suicide by tho
use of morphine; another, Elsie Reynolds,
shot herself; Fannie Mildred took dose
of morphine with suicidal intent; Lille
Morris, a variety actress, attempted
suicide with morphine; servant girl on
Montana street claims to have taken
morphine to relieve the toothache and
took too much, but was saved by q
neighbor.
Last Monday, among the effects of the
late George G. Randolph who committed
suicide in Butte month or two ago, was
found an envelope addressed to James A.
Murray, with directions that it should
not be opened until after Randolph's
death. It proved to contain q will.
bequeathing to Murray all of the suicides
property consisting Of interests in two or
three mining claims, some jewelry and q
law library.
A fire in South Butte broke out IN
Smiths saloon about II O'Clock last Sat-
urday night, entirely destroying the Key
stone Hotel, Pioneer Hotel, Shirley's gro
cery store, the postofice, candy store,
Smith & Becks general merchandise
store and Martins saloon. Through lack
of water the fire was permitted to burn
unresisted and only the fact of there be-
ing dead calm at the time saved much
greater loss. The loss was 5000, on
which was SAG, 600 insurance.
A university club has been organized
in Butte; mention of which we failed to
make IL our last issue through an oveT-
sight. Any person who has attended any
college or university is entitled to men,
bershp, and the objects Of the club are
social and other advantages to be found
in such fraternal union. The second
meeting of the club was held last Satur-
day, at which the organization and pur-
poses was discussed and it was decided to
give dinner on June 25th. College men
throughout the territory are invited to
send in THAR names to Eneas McAndrew,
secretary, P. O. box 675.
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Wanted.

A good. sober, steady man to do yard
work, milk COWS, etc. Only good men
apply. Wages from S35 to $40 per month.
Nan to 60 to work by first of June.
It NJ. KAISER, Kaiser House.
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IL should notify us promptly by postal card.
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Notice..

All persons knowing themselves in
debtes to Us will please come and make
settlement within the next thirty days
and save cost. FEATHEBMAN & Co.
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Notice..

From and after this date-May 5, 1887
all bills contracted with us must be
paid within 80 daya from date of pur-
chase. FEATHERNAN&0
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THE MARKETS.

Following are the closing quotations:
Wheat-About steady; cash, 86X; juno, 88;
July, S6%.
Corn-Firm; cash, 38s6; June, 39s6; judy
II 1-16.
Oats-stesdy; cash, 25%, June, 2e9$, July.
27s9,
Pork-Steady; cash and June, $1,000.
Lard-About steady; cash, $665; June,
$6.72119; July, $6eo@6.s21z.
Cattle-Live, shipping steers, s4@465.
Sheep-Live, western. $35O@415
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Philpsbu1g markets corrected by
Feathefman & Co. each week.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-27
Scottish Rite Officers,

NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-The supreme
council of sovereign grand inspectors
general of the thirty-third and last de-
gree of the ancient and accepted Scot
fish rite of Free Masonry for the United
States of America, their territories aud
dependencies, have been in session i'm
this city for two days past. The follow
ing officers were this day elected:
Judge John j. German, of New York,
sovereign grand commander; William
A. Hershiser, of Columbus, lieutenant
grand commander; Granville A. Fran
bies, of Ohio, grand minister of state !;
Robert E. Roberts. grand treasurer;
Gen. Robert B. Folger, M. D., of Brook
Ign, grand corresponding secretary
Gen. John G. Barker, grand secretary
Gen. H. E. Boyd, grand keeper of the
archives; Isaac f. Graham, of Con-
necticut, grand standard bearer; E.
JuniuS Edwards, of Minneapolis, grand
captain of the guard. The council adj
jOurned this evening.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-27
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